Multiple Wireless Communication Protocol Methods and Apparatuses

1. An apparatus comprising: a first wireless transceiver and a second wireless transceiver operative in a coordinated manner and coupled to at least one controller manager, said first wireless transceiver transmitting and receiving signals in accordance with a first protocol to and from a first network device of a first wireless network communicatively coupled to the apparatus and said second wireless transceiver transmitting and receiving signals in accordance with a second protocol to and from a second network device of a second wireless network communicatively coupled to the apparatus; and a network manager coupled to said first wireless transceiver, said second wireless transceiver and said at least one controller manager for coordinating transmit and receive operations of said first wireless transceiver and said second wireless transceiver in order to enable the apparatus to contemporaneously communicate with said first and second wireless; and wherein the network manager further includes logic to determine corresponding filtering to be employed by said first and second network devices to correspondingly cancel respective interference signals whenever an interference is predicted to occur.

2. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein the network manager is further operative to coordinate transmit and receive operations of said first and second network devices and wherein the first protocol is a frequency hopping protocol comprising a plurality of frequencies employed in accordance with a pseudo random pattern, the network manager including logic to determine a pseudo random frequency hopping pattern for said first and second network devices of said first wireless network.

3. The apparatus of claim 2 , wherein the network manager further includes logic to predict when interference will occur between said first and second network devices of said first and second wireless networks, based on said determined pseudo random frequency hopping pattern.

4. The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the network manager further includes logic to select either said first or said second network device as dominated device, to be operationally dominated by the non-selected first/second network devices.

5. The apparatus of claim 4 , wherein the network manager further includes logic to preemptively notify one or more of the dominated devices, whenever an interference is predicted to occur, to temporarily suspend signal transmission to avoid interference with the dominant devices.

6. The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the network manager further includes logic to determine first and second notch filters, inversely formed in accoi-danee with transmit signals of said second and first network devices, for said first and second network devices.

7. The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the first and the second protocol are two protocols selected tram a group consisting of Bluetooth, 802.11 frequency hopping, 802.11 direct sequence, 802.11 a, 802.11 b, and Home RF.

8. In an apparatus having first and sccond wireless transceivers and at least one controller manager, a method of operation comprising: (a)determining corresponding filtering to be employed by first and second network devices of first and second wireless networks operating in accordance with a first and a second wireless protocols, respectively, to correspondingly cancel respective interference signals; and (b) operating the first wireless transceiver and the at least one controller manager to cause at least said first network devices to apply said determined filtering whenever an interference is predicted to occur between said first and second network devices of said first and second wireless networks.

9. The method of claim 8 , wherein said determining includes determining first and second notch filters, inversely formed in accordance with transmit signals of said second and first network devices, for said first and second network devices.

10. The method of claim 8 further including operating the second wireless transceiver and the at least one controller manager to cause at least said second network devices to apply said determined filtering whenever an interference is predicted to occur between said first and second network devices of said first and second wireless networks.